Derbyshire War Memorials – Belper Masonic Lodge
Belper Masonic Lodge WW1 Roll of HonourMasonic Rooms’ Campbell Street, Belper
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Freemasonry Shares Its Values Around the World
Andalucia’s Provincial Grand Master, Charles Crawford, with members of the the lodge of European Fraternitas Since the foundation of the first grand…
Celebrating the Spirit of Rugby with East Kent Freemasons
In the largest gathering of its kind for a decade, over 500 rugby fans and Freemasons filled the Winter Gardens in Margate on Monday 29th February to…
Freemasonry and the First Day of the Somme.
Brethren, on the First Day of the Somme 1916, the population of Ulster was to suffer an awful devastating blow as their menfolk endured terrible losses in the killing fields of The Somme, as they went over the top at 7.30AM and charged into a maelstrom of death and destruction
MASONS TO CATALOGUE CONSPIRACY THEORIES
Robert Cooper is a mason – and he wants to make it clear that he did not kill Princess Diana, sink the Titanic, or start the French Revolution. Further, he has no immediate plans to take over the world.
Masonic influences in operas by Gilbert and Sullivan
On 30th November 2015, the Leicestershire and Rutland Lodge of Installed Masters No. 7896, which meets at Freemasons’s Hall, Leicester, received a…
Presentation to Q.C. Lodge No 2076 Great Queen Street, London.
QC logo Brethren, I can only apologize for the lack of postings over the few weeks, but my focus has been on the final preparations for my presentation on…
Freemasons’ breakfast raises $3,500 for Herald reporter’s medical bills
Masons’ breakfast raises $3,500 for Herald reporter’s medical bills
2016 Masonic Society Conference: “Freemasonry on the Frontier”
The 2016 conference of The Masonic Society will take place this year October 7-9, at Morgan Hill Masonic Lodge in Morgan Hill, California (just twenty minutes from the San Jose International Airport). The theme of the conference will be “FREEMASONRY ON THE FRONTIER,”
FREEMASONRY IN THE EARLY 1600 AND 1700
There is such an abundance of evidence in proof of the continuity of Freemasonry during the period selected, that it is only necessary to study the special records of the old Lodges, happily still preserved, the Rolls of the “Old Charges”, and especially the extant minutes of the Masons’ Company of London, to be assured that the Freemasons of the present day are the lineal descendants of the operative builders, who in the 17th century, and earlier, admitted speculative or non-professional members.